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pandemic is a thing of the past." The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.corn/2020/09/22/world/covid-coronavirus.html> (9/22, 18.61M) reports that Fauci "said he worries about the country entering the cooler months without having a handle on the virus." The Times adds that "the persistently high deat

ington predicts the U.S. toll will double to 400,000 by the end of the year as schools and colleges reopen and cold weather sets in." NIAID Director Fauci is quoted as saying, "The idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering, in some respects stunning." Politico <https://www.politico.com/news/2020/

— Hearing on `COVID-19: An Update on the Federal Response', with testimony from NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci; CDC Director Robert Redfield; Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Health Adm. Brett Giroir; and Food and Drug Administration Commi

ack Chamber of Commerce Chairman Larry Ivory, United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Ramiro Cavazos, Etsy CEO Josh Silverman, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten, KIPP Foundation President Richard Barth, Khan Academy founder and CEO Sal Khan, University of the State of New York Pre

orst-case scenario." However, "the President is speaking as if the pandemic is a thing of the past." The New York limes (9/22, 18.61M) reports that Fauci "said he worries about the country entering the cooler months without having a handle on the virus." The Times adds that "the persistently high dea

ngton predicts the U.S. toll will double to 400,000 by the end of the year as schools and colleges reopen and cold weather sets in." NIAID Director Fauci is quoted as saying, "The idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering, in some respects stunning." Politico (9/22, Wanneh, 4.29M) reports that t

e - Hearing on 'COVID-19: An Update on the Federal Response', with testimony from NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci; CDC Director Robert Redfield; Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Health Adm. Brett Giroir; and Food and Drug Administration Comm

ack Chamber of Commerce Chairman Larry Ivory, United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Ramiro Cavazos, Etsy CEO Josh Silverman, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten, KIPP Foundation President Richard Barth, Khan Academy founder and CEO Sal Khan, University of the State of New York Pre

orst-case scenario." However, "the President is speaking as if the pandemic is a thing of the past." The New York Times (9/22, 18.61M) reports that Fauci "said he worries about the country entering the cooler months without having a handle on the virus." The Times adds that "the persistently high dea

ngton predicts the U.S. toll will double to 400,000 by the end of the year as schools and colleges reopen and cold weather sets in." NIAID Director Fauci is quoted as saying, "The idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering, in some respects stunning." Politico (9/22, Wanneh, 4.29M) reports that t

e - Hearing on 1COVID-19: An Update on the Federal Response', with testimony from NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci; CDC Director Robert Redfield; Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services for Health Adm. Brett Giroir; and Food and Drug Administration Comm

tions. Politico <https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/29/teacher-strike-weingarten-coronavirus-387397> (7/29, EFTA00136295 Perez, 4.29M) reports American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten "warned" Wednesday that teachers in Florida, Arizona and Texas are most likely to strike over unsafe working conditions d

eported in its lead story that "new states in the middle of the country now seeing fresh hot spots." NBC's Miguel Almaguer added that NIAID Director Fauci is "warning several American cities who have mostly avoided COVID's crippling crush are now on the verge of being hit hard." Fauci: "If you are not

ppearing on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.corrikee0f28fd9674elda7c6ee09c5f221be?pubid=fbi> (7/29, 1.09M), Fauci said, "You look at the scientific data and the evidence. And the scientific data...on trials that are valid, that were randomized and controlled in

urses, according to a website set up for the demonstrations." A Wall Street Journal (8/3, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) editorial criticizes the American Federation of Teachers for supporting the strikes. The Journal also argues that teachers unions should not call for the closure of private schools in districts that are re

h racial and ethnic groups that have not only been devastated by the virus but are often skeptical about government outreach in their communities." Fauci Says "Rush" On Vaccine "Does Not Compromise Safety At All." NIAID Director Fauci said on KDFW-7VVI Dallas (8/3, 95K), "This is a rush that does not

activity." Fauci "said there may be some areas where the level of virus is so high that it would not be prudent to bring children back to school." Fauci said on KDFW-TVVi Dallas (8/3, 95K), "What we need to do is to be careful, cautious, depending upon what the level of infection is in your community

zing as possible." Weingarten: Florida, Arizona, Texas Teachers Could Strike Over Unsafe Working Conditions. Politico (7/29, Perez, 4.29M) reports American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten "warned" Wednesday that teachers in Florida, Arizona and Texas are most likely to strike over unsafe working conditions

eported in its lead story that "new states in the middle of the country now seeing fresh hot spots." NBC's Miguel Almaguer added that NIAID Director Fauci is "warning several American cities who have mostly avoided COVID's crippling crush are now on the verge of being hit hard." Fauci: "If you are not

entific data shows...hydroxychloroquine isn't effective in treating the coronavirus." Appearing on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell ReportsVi (7/29, 1.09M), Fauci said, "You look at the scientific data and the evidence. And the scientific data...on trials that are valid, that were randomized and controlled in

urses, according to a website set up for the demonstrations." A Wall Street Journal (8/3, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) editorial criticizes the American Federation of Teachers for supporting the strikes. The Journal also argues that teachers unions should not call for the closure of private schools in districts that are re

h racial and ethnic groups that have not only been devastated by the virus but are often skeptical about government outreach in their communities." Fauci Says "Rush" On Vaccine "Does Not Compromise Safety At All." NIAID Director Fauci said on KDFW-7VVI Dallas (8/3, 95K), "This is a rush that does not

activity.' Fauci "said there may be some areas where the level of virus is so high that it would not be prudent to bring children back to school." Fauci said on KDFW-TVVi Dallas (8/3, 95K), "What we need to do is to be careful, cautious, depending upon what the level of infection is in your community

zing as possible." Weingarten: Florida, Arizona, Texas Teachers Could Strike Over Unsafe Working Conditions. Politico (7/29, Perez, 4.29M) reports American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten "warned" Wednesday that teachers in Florida, Arizona and Texas are most likely to strike over unsafe working conditions

eported in its lead story that "new states in the middle of the country now seeing fresh hot spots." NBC's Miguel Almaguer added that NIAID Director Fauci is "warning several American cities who have mostly avoided COVID's crippling crush are now on the verge of being hit hard." Fauci: "If you are not

entific data shows...hydroxychloroquine isn't effective in treating the coronavirus." Appearing on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell ReportsVi (7/29, 1.09M), Fauci said, "You look at the scientific data and the evidence. And the scientific data...on trials that are valid, that were randomized and controlled in